1. Welcome to Trondheim

2. Trondheim City center Statoil (Rotvoll) Airport
Trondheim fjord
Airport
Main university campus (Gløshaugen)
Trondheim: inhabitants. Founded 997

3. Historical background university
1210 Schola Cathedralis Nidrosiensis
1760 Royal Norwegian Society of Sciences and Letters
1910 Norwegian Institute of Technology (NTH)
1922 Norwegian Teacher Training College (NLH)
1996 Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU)
1910

4. Main campus (Gløshaugen)

5. NTNU facts and figures 7 faculties and 50 departments 20 000 students
1100 academic staff
2 000 degrees awarded (at bachelors and masters levels)
200 doctorates awarded
3 352 staff
Budget NOK 2.5 billion
m2 of premises (owned and rented)
Updated September 2002

6. Students by discipline
Technology
Natural Sciences and Mathematics
Social Sciences
Humanities
Medicine 987
Architecture 426
Programme for Teacher Education 251
Psychology (profession) 244
Music (profession) 149
Visual arts 54

7. Natural Science Building (Realfagbygget)
Opened in 2000
9 000 m2 on 9 floors
Departments: Biology, Physics and Chemistry
Workplace for students and 400 staff

8. Department of Chemical Engineering at NTNU
20 full-time academic staff
60 Ph.D. students
70 Master students annually
Six main research areas:
Polymer and colloid chemistry
Catalysis and petrochemistry
Process systems engineerin
Reactor technology and CFD
Separation technology
Pulp and paper technology
Ugelstad
Laboratory